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ICAA has developed a dedicated change management programme for school managers and governors, designed to help them achieve an effective ICT vision, in line with the current national ICT agenda.
The programme entitled ‘ICT Horizons’ combines personalised professional development for staff with guidance on strategic planning to maximise ICT potential by embedding it in the heart of school’s overall development planning.
The programme supports teachers, heads of departments and leadership teams on the technical implementation of ICT into all areas of learning, advice on software, hardware and management ICT systems.
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International Curriculum and Assessment Agency Examinations (a wholly owned subsidiary of ICAA) is a recognised Awarding Body offering Certificates of Competence in ICT at Level 1 for pupils and a Certificate in ICT for Education and Training at Level 3 designed specifically for teachers, trainers and others working in education.
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ICAA, in association with the Council for Curriculum and Assessment (CCEA), offers single and double award GCSE programmes in Business Studies, Business and Communication Systems, Design and Technology, ICT, Applied Business and Applied ICT.
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ICAA is currently working on a project under the London Challenge Programme to deliver all ICT educational requirements for schools.
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ICAA works very closely with the National College for School Leadership (NSCL) and British Educational Communications and Technology Agency (Becta) on the delivery of Strategic Leadership of ICT (SLICT) programmes.
SLICT focuses in the strategic role of the school leaders and strengthens their capacity to use ICT to improve teaching, learning and pupils’ achievements, both in ICT and in other subjects. The programme also examines the leadership and management implications of managing ICT on student achievement.
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ICAA was the managing agent of the Intel “Teach to the Future” Programme.
This addressed the pedagogical impact of ICT in the classroom and was used in 30 Initial Teacher Training colleges, and in the School Centred Initial Teacher Training Agency (TTA). Over 30,000 teachers completed the programme, which included face-to-face and online training.
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ICAAE is working to develop Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications in Cross Curricular ICT Education for secondary schools.
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ICAA’s study skills programme ‘Maximise your Potential’ includes support for personalised accelerated learning for 9 – 11 year olds.
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ICT Teacher Training and Certification Scheme for International Schools
The Training Programme will encourage the use of ICT in the curriculum as part of everyday tasks. The programme provides exemplar materials and ideas of schemes of work for each year group in each key stage, showing good practice in the use of ICT.
The programme contains selected learning units to enable the teacher to attain a specific level of competence and with each level being self-contained, the teacher can work through the units without having to follow a serial or sequenced pathway of learning.
There are two delivery methods; Paper based training manual or CD ROM Training.
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